4x6 Light Duty Drag ULTRA by
JB Grooming Equipment

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LIGHT DUTY (LT)

4x6 Light Duty ULTRA:

  • Full bolt together design for easy shipping and transport
  • 14 GA steel tubing construction
  • 1/8” packing pan
  • Two cutting blades
  • 1/4” steel cutting edges (adjustable and reversible for serrated and straight edge)
  • 30° forward relief angle on cutters
  • Adjustable skags
  • Hitch is operated by 2,000 lbs. manual actuator or optional electric 2,000 lbs. actuator
  • Standard pin type, small pintle, and 1 7/8” or 2” ball coupler available
  • Two tone color scheme: Metallic Silver and Cracked Black
  • Approximately 150 lbs.


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